Inhibitors in Patients With Haemophilia 2002
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Dental Extraction in Patients with Haemophilia and Inhibitors

Eduardo Rey1,
Sebastián Ariel Puia2,
William Castillo3
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“…KIM et al 11 reported that BS was successful in improving hemostasis in periodontal surgery. REY et al 18 reported the use of BS in dental surgery on hemophilic patients.…”
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Effect of bismuth subgallate (a hemostatic agent) on bone repair; a histologic, radiographic and histomorphometric study in rats

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International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
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“…KIM et al 11 reported that BS was successful in improving hemostasis in periodontal surgery. REY et al 18 reported the use of BS in dental surgery on hemophilic patients.…”
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Effect of bismuth subgallate (a hemostatic agent) on bone repair; a histologic, radiographic and histomorphometric study in rats

Puia
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Renou
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Rey
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International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
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Orthodontics in Hemophilia Patients

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Clinical Cases in Early Orthodontic Treatment
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